The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Friday March 4th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 you know how it is when you've got one of those earworms especially frustrating when it's a

00:00:05.960 seasonal song i don't know why it's there i don't know what i did to deserve this i don't think i've

00:00:14.380 heard this song anywhere for months so if you if you hear or see me break off and do a little

00:00:25.460 please don't think i'm crazy it's just one of those things that happens to people from time

00:00:32.320 to time i mean the other day it was an electric light orchestra song that was going through my

00:00:37.660 brain let's train to london they say the best way to get rid of an earworm is to replace it

00:00:44.580 with another one but i just like some silence that'd be nice just stop

00:00:53.280 just peace and quiet manitoba medical cannabis association is watching good evening inmates

00:01:03.340 i love that okay tonight on the show snl have they awoken as opposed to being woke

00:01:18.720 have they awoken somebody sent me a great five minute bit and i'm not sure when it was from

00:01:26.940 last week the week before i don't know but i'm gonna play it for you guys at the end of the show

00:01:33.400 the reason i'm playing it at the end of the show is i think because of copyright rules that facebook

00:01:39.680 might yank me right down if i decide to play it in the middle of the show and then i'd have to

00:01:43.920 restart the stream and blah blah blah so i'll play it at the end of the show and if they make

00:01:49.580 me cut it when the replay comes up then i'll do that but it's funny and i never thought i'd say

00:01:58.440 that ever again about saturday night live but this bit guys this is a funny bit it's really

00:02:05.600 really genuinely funny all right on the show tonight once again some terrible reporting from

00:02:13.080 local left-wing corporate media and from the national post called out by true north tnc.news

00:02:20.100 candace malcolm and her squad over there got thrown under the bus and they call out the national

00:02:25.760 post national post post media used to be the last bastion of what i would say center-right news in

00:02:34.460 canada that's how that whole publication was started back in the 1990s the early 1990s i think

00:02:41.420 it was but then they were purchased by post media and now they receive funding from the federal

00:02:48.440 government so what do you think is going to happen i remember people you know five years ago even

00:02:53.460 saying ah it's national post those lefties they'd say oh it's a national post you can't believe

00:02:58.340 anything they say all right it's just propaganda in the meantime everything they watch and have

00:03:04.100 been watching for years and years and years has been propaganda right because because they are so

00:03:13.980 far left these mainstream medias and i i don't like calling them that somebody called them on

00:03:19.360 twitter today legacy media and i said you can't call them legacy media calling them legacy media

00:03:25.780 makes them sound like there's some kind of professor emeritus at some prestigious ivy league

00:03:30.860 university when in fact all they are are left-wing ideologues and trolls that's activists that's

00:03:38.100 what they are they're not journalists any longer so when they say extreme right wing talking about

00:03:44.900 Maxime Bernier who is center if you're talking about the Overton window he is center his ideas

00:03:53.320 are not extreme by any stretch of the imagination but these guys have gone so far to the left that

00:03:58.620 anything to the right is extreme to them yeah so anyway there's a couple of stories a local one

00:04:06.500 too cb ctv winnipeg they're talking to danny smythe who is the police did we call him commissioner

00:04:13.040 commissioner smythe it's it's the antifa signal uh they did a press conference today talking about

00:04:22.620 the convoy that lasted almost three weeks or three weeks almost to the day in front of the

00:04:28.480 manitoba legislature so we'll get to all that stuff in just a second you can win this shirt

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00:07:48.780 hey don't forget next thursday night on the show it'll be my honor to host the former premier of

00:07:55.920 newfoundland brian peckford and i've got a short video to play of him talking about how all of the

00:08:03.040 power of the federal government especially in the past few years has become centralized in the pmo

00:08:08.880 the prime minister's office which pretty much renders the house of commons and all the elected

00:08:14.560 mps useless because they don't really have a voice or a say in what happens in government

00:08:21.820 so let's uh let's get to this story here let me just give you the big version here so you guys

00:08:27.220 can see and we can read along together from ctv news winnipeg right so hundreds of police officers

00:08:35.820 and around the now you may have been at the big manitoba convoy not as big as the ottawa convoy

00:08:43.040 obviously but still pretty big especially on weekends hundreds of police officers and around

00:08:48.580 the clock surveillance were needed to manage the convoy protest in winnipeg where streets were

00:08:53.340 blocked and horns blared yes that's true streets were blocked and horns blared however yeah the

00:09:00.960 horns were blaring but not late at night not early in the morning and the streets were blocked well

00:09:05.320 let me see here. What was blocked? Memorial Boulevard for a few weeks. Now, how important

00:09:11.540 is Memorial Boulevard in the grand scheme of getting around Winnipeg or even just downtown

00:09:16.400 for that matter? Not very much. It's a it's a useless street, really. Except for the war

00:09:26.860 memorials along it. But people don't travel down Memorial Boulevard as a rule. Most of us remember

00:09:33.600 the city is eight hundred and fifty thousand people just wait until you hear how many noise

00:09:42.180 complaints there were police chief danny smith and his team faced questions today in front of

00:09:47.940 the police board about how the service handled the three-week occupation it was a street party

00:09:55.260 it was love oh my goodness they offered new details about their strategy choosing negotiations

00:10:03.180 over force absolutely and so they should have and what are you getting out of this story so far

00:10:08.880 are you getting it was a bunch of evil crazy anti-vaxxers dragging their knuckles all around

00:10:15.860 the legislature for three straight weeks alarming and scaring the good people of

00:10:21.260 downtown winnipeg that's what it sounds like to me and i know for a fact because i sat in

00:10:27.040 the press conference with a couple of other local left-wing corporate medias, and they were just the

00:10:34.140 same as this story. Anyway, let's continue. Before you go in to engage someone, you better know what

00:10:41.680 the end game can be, said Smythe. Police said 166 units were used, 2,800 police hours, and 239

00:10:49.460 different offices. This resulted in 156 hours of overtime at a cost of $106,000 to manage the

00:10:57.400 protest 24-7. Okay, so they might have overdone it a bit. I mean, through the week, there wasn't

00:11:10.600 a whole bunch going on down there except for a few trucks that were parked. I mean, seriously,

00:11:16.160 if you guys hadn't been down there through the week i'm telling you i have and it wasn't a whole

00:11:23.200 bunch it was the weekends when it was minus 25 minus 30 out there that's when we had the fun

00:11:28.680 anyhow the service said it started negotiations with organizers before the trucks rolled in to

00:11:37.560 keep the convoy footprint to a minimum and non-violent it said non-violent like there was

00:11:43.580 Not one violent thing except for that Antifa guy trying to kill four people in the crowd.

00:11:50.960 Well, maybe he was trying for more.

00:11:52.540 I don't know.

00:11:53.000 But that's how it wound up.

00:11:53.960 He hit four people, one of whom went to the hospital.

00:11:56.620 Everybody's okay, though.

00:11:59.320 It said ongoing talks helped reduce the noise over time.

00:12:03.100 It kept streets open for emergency vehicles and snow clearing.

00:12:07.060 And yes, it did.

00:12:07.980 How do you call this an occupation?

00:12:09.240 the service says after negotiations hit an impasse protesters were given a timeline to

00:12:16.320 clear out and they did so peacefully well i wouldn't say negotiations hit an impasse what

00:12:20.880 happened was police came in with an ultimatum there was no impasse nonetheless everybody left

00:12:26.520 peacefully uh superintendent dave delal says there were no assaults no threats reported no

00:12:32.080 property damage reported and no officers injured and why should there have been there were these

00:12:37.100 the people are non-violent they're there peacefully what an outrageous i mean

00:12:42.820 you see how they're painting it right 168 noise complaints over three weeks during the occupation

00:12:53.460 they say on top of the noise some community members say they were harassed and threatened

00:12:59.260 by some of the protesters okay that's just a pile of crap now wait until you see who they quote here

00:13:05.440 remember what i was talking about a couple of weeks ago guys remember the day that the antifas

00:13:11.320 combined with that postal worker union and they showed up on the steps the north steps of the

00:13:17.000 ledge just wait here apakadir ahmed from the police accountability coalition says we want

00:13:25.560 the police to be held accountable for their failure to protect the peace of law-abiding citizens

00:13:29.860 they say police did not do enough soon enough accusing them of catering to the occupiers

00:13:40.380 instead of cracking down on their illegal rally not illegal everybody in canada's got the right

00:13:46.240 to protest negotiations were daily even hourly with winnipeg police there was nothing illegal

00:13:51.500 about it except for maybe a little bit of too much noise and possibly some parking tickets but

00:13:58.380 other than that nothing illegal about it at all this is omar kinarat the antifa guy

00:14:05.760 this is what he says the protesters left feeling emboldened and that they had done nothing wrong

00:14:11.320 all police needed to do was tell them they were going to get ticketed and that they were going

00:14:16.860 to get fined who is this guy he is clearly aligned with the government he is an antifa

00:14:26.960 member he is the local antifa mouthpiece and he's on the same side as the government

00:14:32.380 doesn't that make you wonder a little bit i mean if you're government you don't want to be aligned

00:14:44.000 with antifa do you and secondly why does the left-wing corporate media in this town

00:14:51.000 cjab and ctv and cbc why do they keep going to the antifa people for comments and also notice

00:14:57.440 there is no representative from the organizing committee of the convoy noted in that story

00:15:04.360 and they don't even say they attempted to contact them at all all from the other side

00:15:11.840 and they probably think oh this is good down the middle reporting

00:15:17.320 all right here's something else now this is actually interesting you know what let's not

00:15:24.880 do this story right now let's do this one here we'll get to that other story in just a second

00:15:29.560 from true north tnc.news national post whitewashes a nazi slogan to defend christia freeland

00:15:36.540 oh by the way i'm getting more and more inside

00:15:42.560 information about what possibly may happen with the federal government

00:15:49.680 and this is going to excite you i don't know why it would but if you've noticed in the past couple

00:16:00.060 of weeks or so christia freeland's profile and she's the deputy prime minister of goodness sake

00:16:04.760 she's the deputy prime minister and the finance minister her profile is getting more and more

00:16:11.020 and more exposure in the last couple of weeks why why are they starting to build christia freeland up

00:16:18.440 right now well i'll tell you why because it sounds like according to my insiders justin trudeau

00:16:27.840 after the budget comes down is going to take his long walk in the snow he's going to step

00:16:34.140 down as prime minister i don't personally believe it for a second but who knows it might happen

00:16:42.380 and if it does you can bet that christia freeland will take over as the prime minister

00:16:47.640 until they elect her as the permanent replacement for trudeau which they will do

00:16:52.880 and because of that you would have to think that there will be an election called sooner rather

00:16:58.780 than later possibly in the fall and by that time the conservative party of canada will

00:17:04.000 have their new leader probably going to be pierre polyev so you got pierre polyev up against christia

00:17:09.300 freeland and the people's party of canada i think and and what i'm hearing too is there's going to

00:17:15.080 be a coup d'etat within the ndp and they're going to get rid of jagmeet singh so the entire political

00:17:20.760 landscape of this country may be changing uh for an election possibly this fall again this is all

00:17:28.200 rampant speculation and i can't give you my sources obviously because to do that would be

00:17:34.680 never ever being able to use them again just i guess i'm going to have to get you guys to take

00:17:40.080 my word for it on this that this is what could happen i'm not saying it will happen but this is

00:17:46.940 what could happen and the ppc is getting set for an election as well they're starting to get more

00:17:54.280 funds in and they're starting to get more candidates and they're going to try and run

00:17:58.980 candidates in all 338 ridings so we'll see what happens i think they're going to make an impact

00:18:04.700 the ppc at the last poll was something like 11 across the country that's only a few points lower

00:18:12.020 than the ndp and i think the ndp might crash the ppc guys in the last election was getting votes

00:18:18.180 from all the different parties based upon the freedom stance of maxime bernier and i think

00:18:23.480 that's the way he's going to have to keep going with this because there's a freedom chain tomorrow

00:18:29.520 right there's going to be thousands of people from coast to coast gathering along the trans

00:18:33.640 canada highway holding hands in support of getting our freedoms back all of them and then keeping

00:18:39.480 them and doing our best to make sure that mechanisms are installed into federal and

00:18:43.520 provincial governments that don't allow them to do this ever again we can't ever have this happen

00:18:48.900 Again, not ever.

00:18:52.220 In Manitoba at noon, people are going to be gathering at Deacon's Corner, I believe, along the south perimeter and Oak Bluff.

00:19:03.040 So you can join people along the south perimeter highway.

00:19:06.980 And they're also going to be gathering near the junction of number one and the perimeter.

00:19:11.680 Okay, so that's the Manitoba version of the Freedom Chain.

00:19:15.140 I don't know. You can actually find the Facebook group Freedom Chain 2022 and then all of the different provincial Freedom Chain Facebook pages should be quite the thing.

00:19:25.740 If a lot of people show up, I'd love to see it. And it's supposed to be a nice day in Manitoba tomorrow.

00:19:30.460 I think it's supposed to be minus five. It's sunny.

00:19:32.920 anyway this story from tnc.news true north just how far will the legacy media i hate that the

00:19:45.660 left-wing corporate media go to defend christia freeland and the liberals

00:19:49.080 freeland recently posted and then deleted a photo of herself at a ukrainian rally in toronto holding

00:19:56.540 a black and red flag excuse me black and red flag representative of a militant neo-nazi movement in

00:20:02.440 Ukraine. I don't know if you guys have heard any of this, but apparently Nazis are rampant

00:20:08.960 in Ukraine. Like seriously, they are running the government. I also saw a video from a guy

00:20:14.520 today who was walking through the streets of Kiev and he said, what a terribly irresponsible move

00:20:21.780 by the Ukraine government just handing out military grade weapons willy nilly to anybody

00:20:27.660 to defend themselves when people, first of all, don't know how to use these weapons.

00:20:31.860 they could hurt themselves or people who were close to them and anybody can get these weapons

00:20:37.180 guess who's getting them gangs thugs ukrainian mafia and now all these guys are running around

00:20:48.340 with military-grade weapons so if canada's sending weapons to ukraine that's where they're going

00:20:53.560 it's not a militia it's just people sitting in their apartments and houses with a gun in their

00:21:00.000 lap. And that's the best thing that's going on over there right now when it comes to people

00:21:03.700 defending themselves. Anyway, the banner represents the Bandera movement, the one that Freeland was

00:21:10.740 holding, this black and red thing. Bandera was a literal Nazi who helped carry out Hitler's

00:21:17.000 Holocaust in Ukraine by murdering over 100,000 Jews and Poles. The legacy media didn't cover

00:21:23.840 freeland's colossal misstep but true north did but now three days later multiple legacy media

00:21:30.660 outlets finally got around to covering the story but get this rather than holding freeland accountable

00:21:35.140 for this reckless move instead these articles seek to hold true north accountable for the crime

00:21:40.600 of reporting it in the first place they smeared true north is unwittingly participating in russian

00:21:47.760 disinformation and the lowest of the low was the national post once considered canada's last

00:21:57.700 bastion of conservative thought and legacy media i guess is candace malcolm writing this she's

00:22:02.460 i like her i kid you not the national post quoted some expert minimizing and whitewashing the

00:22:09.160 concept of blood in soil the most prominent and despicable nazi slogan you can't make this stuff

00:22:15.100 up. What a sad, pathetic new low for Canada's bailout media. That's right. You know what? We

00:22:22.160 should be calling them bailout media these days. Never mind legacy media. Like I said, it makes

00:22:27.440 them sound like professors emeritus at some high-class university when they're just nothing

00:22:32.460 but activists, left-wing activists. We're going to get to this story in just a second. I find it

00:22:36.700 funny. CTV, one in three young people said mental health improved during COVID-19 lockdown. Talk to

00:22:43.320 Mike Boyd-Jackus about that.

00:22:44.620 He'll tell you.

00:22:49.000 Interesting story from,

00:22:50.480 I think this was in all of the Sun newspapers

00:22:52.900 across the country.

00:22:54.940 Some Canadians wonder,

00:22:56.140 now this is in relation to

00:22:58.300 what happened in the House of Commons last week.

00:23:01.460 Do you remember this?

00:23:02.800 Where a conservative MP said,

00:23:04.260 Mr. Speaker,

00:23:05.360 and he started talking about the Klaus Schwab video

00:23:08.340 that became pretty big on YouTube.

00:23:13.320 from four or five years ago where schwab is bragging about penetrating the canadian cabinet

00:23:19.780 he said at least half of the cabinet ministers are you know pretty much owned by the world

00:23:24.540 economic forum including prime minister justin trudeau so a conservative mp wanted to bring that

00:23:31.340 up the speaker of the house went excuse i'm sorry i can't hear you uh i can't hear you

00:23:35.820 delayed it and then ndp mp charlie angus got up and said point of order point of order we can't

00:23:43.060 have misinformation in the house of comments they just blew the question and this mp just wanted to

00:23:49.500 know what the hell the involvement of the world economic forum is in our government and how deep

00:23:56.820 it goes so here's the commentary some canadians wonder what influence the world economic forum

00:24:06.260 has on our government and a viral video on social media has only inflamed suspicions the world

00:24:11.280 Economic Forum was founded by Klaus Schwab in 1971 as a non-profit foundation in Switzerland.

00:24:18.880 According to their website, the forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural,

00:24:23.260 and other leaders of society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas. The organization

00:24:29.720 is pushing for the Great Reset and a pseudo-socialist Build Back Better agenda, both of which envision

00:24:37.080 a strong centralized role for government in shaping the economic and social lives of everyday

00:24:41.600 citizens. Now, this, guys, is in a left-wing corporate media publication. That's why I find

00:24:49.720 it so interesting this was published at all. All this combined with the impressive who's who

00:24:56.500 with World Economic Forum ties have left some citizens wondering whether Canadian politicians

00:25:01.420 with the WEF ties are more swayed by the domestic interests of constituents or the global agenda

00:25:08.820 of Schwab and associates. In a video discussion held September 20th, 2017, Schwab told the John

00:25:16.420 F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, we penetrate the cabinets. So yesterday was at a

00:25:22.020 reception for Prime Minister Trudeau, and I will know that half of his cabinet, or even more,

00:25:27.080 from our young global leaders. This video segment went viral recently, despite four years passing

00:25:35.220 since due to the inquiry of a constituent in Oshawa, Ontario, who asked MP Colin Carey to

00:25:41.200 look into it. It seems reasonable, doesn't it? Can you look into this for me, please?

00:25:48.260 I have a constituent who wanted me to ask a question about outside interference in our

00:25:53.140 democracy, Kerry told the House of Commons on February 19th before paraphrasing Schwab's

00:25:58.280 comments. In the name of transparency, could the member please name which cabinet ministers are

00:26:03.280 on the board with the WEF's agenda? My concern is the... At that point, Deputy Speaker Chris

00:26:10.560 Detremont interjected, order, order. The member was in a really good question there, but the audio

00:26:16.980 and the video are really bad. I apologize. Let us try again. Now, the thing about that

00:26:23.140 is when I was watching the video, I could hear everything the MP was saying.

00:26:28.840 And there was no interruption with the video either.

00:26:31.860 And then Charlie Angus from the NDP rises on a point of order.

00:26:37.420 That member was openly promoting disinformation.

00:26:40.320 That's not a debate.

00:26:41.240 We have to call out disinformation.

00:26:43.180 Now, what the hell is Charlie Angus doing?

00:26:45.420 I thought he was working for the little guy.

00:26:49.100 He's not even a member of government.

00:26:50.720 Why would he step up and say anything at all?

00:26:56.720 Actually, this writer says, it was the opportunity for a reasonable question to get a legitimate answer.

00:27:04.400 Instead, the exchange probably left the nameless Oshawa constituent more suspicious than ever.

00:27:10.240 It left millions of us suspicious, actually.

00:27:13.800 There's enough information in the public domain to know Schwab's claim was not an empty one,

00:27:18.580 nor is the phenomenon purely liberal.

00:27:20.720 NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and former opposition leader Andrew Scheer were also designated World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders.

00:27:30.320 Recently, Calgary Conservative MP Michelle Rempel-Garner wrote a column about how significant or not her Young Global Leader designation was.

00:27:41.320 She says she was informed of being named a Young Global Leader by email in 2016 and thought it was spam at first.

00:27:48.940 Garner attended a Young Global Leaders meeting in 2017, the annual Davos meeting in 2018, and a subsequent gathering in New York.

00:27:56.800 Her impression? The WEF is certainly elitist, but to my eyes, it fell far short of being a cabal bent on global domination.

00:28:05.600 very well but by its own admission the wef is also an organization identifying conscripting

00:28:13.840 and gathering global leaders to shape global regional and industry agendas with a great reset

00:28:19.660 christia freeland named a wef global leader of tomorrow in 2000 has since become the deputy

00:28:28.060 prime minister and finance minister yet she currently sits on the world economic forum

00:28:33.760 board of directors. It's not misinformation to ask a question, but speculation always occurs

00:28:40.620 in the absence of answers. When question period fails to become answer period, that's all Canadians

00:28:49.260 have. So is he saying that our concerns are legitimate? Or is he saying that they need to

00:28:59.600 do better to answer questions in the house of common house of common so that conspiracy theories

00:29:03.980 don't start running wild across the internet i would say both points probably true

00:29:08.800 but then again i mean the world economic everything was just explained right there

00:29:17.440 guys everything was just explained right there and we start talking about things like this

00:29:21.860 you know digital id that they want to implement on a provincial basis in our country even though

00:29:30.540 trudeau is trying to uh trying to make one universal one uniform digital id for everybody

00:29:37.340 across the country that's for international travel that would probably replace our passport

00:29:42.680 it would have all the information about us on it including what our vaccine status is

00:29:49.860 marital status religious whatever and once that happens and we accept it

00:29:56.680 that's when things are going to start to get rough i don't think we should

00:30:00.700 i think that that's this next election the one that i was speculating about just a few minutes

00:30:07.620 ago i think this next election the digital id should be one of the biggest issues on it never

00:30:14.740 mind this climate change stuff it should be part of the election if not it should be a referendum

00:30:23.760 like in switzerland swiss voters rejected digital id law due to data privacy concerns

00:30:29.940 now this story came out last year but it's still worth reading because

00:30:35.560 they're trying to bring them out everywhere i don't see

00:30:40.900 and i'm sure you guys have been down this road as well i don't see how anybody can't see this

00:30:51.960 you know when we piece together all these stories from different countries around the world and

00:30:56.980 they're all kind of falling into place just like a plan just like a plan would right oh that piece

00:31:04.200 goes there this piece oh this is all making sense and then the final product is one big huge country

00:31:10.900 one world government, the digital ID.

00:31:16.660 That's why they're allowing so many people just to stream in

00:31:19.580 on the southern border of the United States with absolutely no ID.

00:31:25.180 Just bring them in, put them on a plane, and bring them to the Midwest.

00:31:28.840 We'll scatter all of these undocumented immigrants all over the country.

00:31:32.880 You'll never be able to get rid of them because nobody knows who they are.

00:31:37.480 And that's not a racist thing to say.

00:31:39.580 that's just basic common sense. You don't do that stuff. You have to be able to regulate your

00:31:44.820 immigration numbers. But that's not what's happening in the United States right now. That's

00:31:50.020 not what was happening in the European Union for the last 10 years.

00:31:55.060 And you've seen the demonstrations they've had over there.

00:32:00.640 And in Switzerland, the voters there rejected the digital ID law due to data privacy concerns. So

00:32:06.600 let's do the story swiss voters rejected a proposed national law for a digital identity after a

00:32:11.680 referendum fueled by privacy concerns right swiss info the new digital id measures would have been

00:32:17.560 allowed or would have allowed the central government to control and license an identity

00:32:22.260 data verification system run by private companies in january swiss civil society groups had lobbied

00:32:29.680 against the proposed law and collected enough signatures to force a referendum you see in a

00:32:34.020 small country like switzerland nobody ever talks about it until it becomes part of the greater

00:32:38.740 consciousness and all of a sudden you start seeing these stories things that happened a year ago

00:32:43.840 are popping up in our news now and that's how they're doing this guys our world is connected

00:32:50.520 we've seen what's going on in other countries but sometimes it's difficult

00:32:54.120 to watch everything that happens in every country

00:32:57.340 well the decisive vote with a 64.4 percent against shows popular dissatisfaction with

00:33:06.120 the government's handling of the initiative it is likely to only delay the process as

00:33:10.440 opponent opponents still agree that a digital id is needed

00:33:13.960 by the way ron de santa is the governor of florida he's a legend and we'll get to that

00:33:22.820 story in just a second there's a couple of them actually he's still a legend he's even more of a

00:33:26.760 legend today than he was two days ago. So what do you think needs to happen here

00:33:32.000 when it comes to this digital ID? Because we've got all kinds of activity going on in the Canadian

00:33:38.240 Parliament right now, not just with digital IDs, but we've got this thing going on with the

00:33:42.700 sustainable universal income thing they want to pass. And they're very close to passing that

00:33:49.720 right now. Plus, there's a couple of internet censorship bills that are on the table as well.

00:33:56.760 What can we do? They're trying to ram all this stuff down and probably before they call an election. So shows like this and news organizations like TNC.news and Rebel News and Western Standard are all taken offline so they can't influence the election coming up. They'll just leave that to the left wing corporate media they're paying all that money to.

00:34:18.560 what can we do right now well i know a lot of people during the convoy especially when it came

00:34:29.260 to the emergency act were calling their mp and saying look this is awful we can't let this happen

00:34:34.480 you have to do something about it they were writing emails even letters handwritten letters

00:34:39.460 and actually mailing them to their mps i don't recommend that because those things are easy to

00:34:46.080 just kind of throw away right you email you fill up that email box you fill up that messaging

00:34:51.460 a box on their phone you call and you call and you call you email you email you email you do

00:34:57.660 whatever you can't even if it means having to go down to their offices and i think that probably

00:35:03.400 is a good idea especially if they happen to be liberal or ndp you got to go down to their offices

00:35:10.140 and you got to say you guys can't pass this stuff you have to get on the constitutional

00:35:15.140 organizations across the country and say you guys need to challenge this in court this is a breach

00:35:22.540 of the charter of rights and freedoms people have the right to free speech in this country as long

00:35:29.300 as they're not promoting hatred and violence and those by the way are already covered in the

00:35:36.500 criminal code there is no need for this except for the liberals to have control over what gets

00:35:41.820 said on the internet. They want to be able to shut down any dissenting voices. And so we need

00:35:48.160 to get busy. We have to go and we have to call these MPs. We have to tell them we don't want

00:35:54.880 this. But they need to be deterred, guys. They cannot just go blindly voting for their government

00:36:01.840 or what their leader says. We need to tell them as a group, as their constituents, we don't want

00:36:10.780 this because a digital id leads to the next phase in the plan what is that

00:36:16.460 the social credit score and then a full-on technocracy even as people suffer with mental

00:36:27.320 health the way they frame this too this is a ctv story again one in three young people said mental

00:36:32.760 health improved during covet 19 lockdown according to a study i guess that means two-thirds went the

00:36:40.720 other way the majority god now this is a blow to doug ford i suppose in ontario if you're watching

00:36:53.780 in ontario you probably heard this earlier last night even ontario health minister christine

00:36:59.540 elliott who ran for the leadership of the national conservative party no it was the provincial in

00:37:05.500 Ontario. Anyway, she's not seeking re-election. She's stepping down. She is the health minister.

00:37:12.580 She's the one who's had to stand up there every couple of days for the last two years and tell

00:37:18.420 lies. And I would imagine that she's maybe now starting to have trouble sleeping at night.

00:37:25.740 maybe two years of not sleeping biting her nails not being able to look in the mirror maybe two

00:37:35.920 years of all that has led her to come to this decision i don't know maybe she wants to spend

00:37:40.700 more time with her family isn't that what all politicians say when they step down they just

00:37:46.120 see the writing on the wall now it's interesting the political landscape in ontario right now you've

00:37:53.560 got the PCs in charge and they've got a majority government, even though they've kicked out,

00:37:59.020 I think it's seven of their MPPs over the past couple of years for speaking out against these

00:38:04.380 public health measures seriously, but they still have a healthy majority. The NDP is next. They're

00:38:11.300 the official opposition. And then you've got the liberals who were in power there for years with

00:38:15.420 only like four seats. They're a rump party these days. This could lead to the rise of the liberal

00:38:21.500 party again in ontario which would suck or it could lead to a rise in a new party the ontario

00:38:30.720 party which is headed by former federal mp derrick sloan

00:38:36.040 i see posts from him every day on twitter and facebook and i like that guy i mean once again

00:38:44.360 you know the left-wing corporate media calls him an extreme far-right figure but he's not he's just

00:38:50.740 the guy that comes on and makes common sense that's it so he's formed this ontario party

00:38:55.880 and i think they may be a factor guys look

00:39:00.220 in alberta years ago there was a party called the wild rose party and i think at one time they

00:39:09.980 became the actual official opposition in the alberta legislature behind the conservatives

00:39:15.740 they were so much of a problem the conservatives actually had to merge with them to form the ucp

00:39:22.400 so they could win power back from the ndp new parties can't especially in times of turmoil

00:39:30.020 like we've had the last couple of years can make a difference if they are sound political parties

00:39:36.980 and they run credible candidates the saskatchewan party for example they've been in power in

00:39:42.680 saskatchewan now for 14 or 15 years brad wall was their initial leader and then scott mo took over

00:39:47.900 a few years ago and they've done great things for that province that is the province's de facto

00:39:53.640 conservative party here in manitoba there's new political parties that are starting to creep up

00:39:58.980 but we also have independent candidates running for office mla municipal government people like

00:40:05.760 Patrick Allard. I think we've got to get rid of our apathy. It doesn't matter if I vote. Oh,

00:40:14.860 whatever. I don't know enough about politics. So what I say when getting rid of our apathy,

00:40:18.880 I mean that we have to start taking an interest in politics as much as you may be loathe to do that.

00:40:27.700 And here's why. We have seen how much politics affects our lives in the last two years.

00:40:33.360 right and not just day to day

00:40:37.620 they have literally come into our homes these politicians we've let them into our homes and

00:40:45.920 and they've told us who we can see who we can't see how many what to do when

00:40:53.120 all of this stuff they've gotten too big and they've gotten far too cumbersome

00:41:00.200 and authoritarian and we can't allow that to go on anymore and so when you get pushback a quebec

00:41:08.680 church is now filing legal action against the government of quebec for the vaccine passport

00:41:14.400 and by the way hang on just a second here

00:41:18.800 there's a lot of people that like to message me when i'm on the air doing the show here but

00:41:25.320 i understand they might not know that i'm on or they might forget or something

00:41:30.600 um there's a list that was sent to me it's a daily list of businesses here it is

00:41:40.940 it's on the page here restrictions businesses bars restaurants shops entertainment blah blah

00:41:49.040 fitness community centers spas and whatever who are asking for the vaccine passport still

00:41:54.700 in manitoba so this is on the page guys so if you want to see who is still asking for vaccine

00:42:05.200 passports go ahead and look a little bit further down the page and you'll see that there and i

00:42:09.400 believe this is this is going to be updated daily now i got into an argument with an older lady

00:42:18.680 well i wouldn't call it an argument but she she was saying well no shirt no shoes no service it's

00:42:26.880 the same thing you need a driver's license to drive why shouldn't you have to have a vaccine

00:42:31.640 passport so there's people who are still still going along that mindset where if you need a

00:42:38.080 driver's license to drive or you have to show your id to get into a liquor store or a bar

00:42:43.400 or whatever then this is no different than that and i said to her one thing about that analogy is

00:42:50.940 that i didn't have to put an experimental serum into my body in order to get this card all i had

00:42:57.420 to do was learn how to drive a car or turn 18 i didn't have to go go against every fiber of my

00:43:08.000 being just to get this card so that's the difference between discrimination and just

00:43:13.780 being a good member of society right she didn't like that too much well you're just as bad as

00:43:25.300 they are you're causing division and strife i said no i'm not i'm not saying they shouldn't go

00:43:30.820 i never said you shouldn't go to these places what i can say is that i won't go to them

00:43:38.680 I mean, that's just me.

00:43:40.640 You can do whatever you want to do.

00:43:43.320 I mean, if you want to go to these places that are still asking for vaccine passports, fill your boots.

00:43:47.640 Go ahead.

00:43:49.140 No skin off my nose.

00:43:51.920 But I know that you probably won't.

00:43:56.000 Because you're that committed to the freedoms in this country.

00:43:58.740 with that in mind we probably should remember at some point that we're going to have to somehow

00:44:06.900 come back together again a friend of mine said to me today yeah there's more divisions going

00:44:13.340 on within the freedom group regarding ukraine and russia divisions divisions they're trying

00:44:18.840 to slice and dice us here i say i think a lot of people know what's what

00:44:24.140 because when you say to somebody who might get a little carried away with the coverage going on

00:44:32.380 over there from the left-wing corporate media you can say to them hey look man are you seriously

00:44:40.260 going to start trusting the same left-wing corporate media that's been lying to your

00:44:44.900 face every day for the last two years because they say there's Russian aggression going on

00:44:50.420 over there in ukraine how come we can't find any i mean there's very very few live streams coming

00:44:57.040 out of ukraine about what's actually going on what people actually experience day to day in

00:45:02.680 kiev or anywhere else in ukraine right now or why putin is there in the first place they're all

00:45:09.640 saying of course all the left-wing corporate media is saying oh he's a monster he's killing people

00:45:14.720 he's just it's baseless aggression he just wants this he wants the oil

00:45:19.560 this goes much deeper and i'm not i'm not defending putin right now not at all he might

00:45:30.380 very well be a warmongering ogre klaus schwab has said that he was a member of the young global

00:45:37.120 leaders yeah so there's a lot of people right now who are saying that you know putin's all he's

00:45:48.120 trying to disrupt the takeover of the cabal look man i don't know what's going on over there but i

00:45:54.960 can tell you one thing i don't trust the left-wing corporate media as far as i could throw a 300

00:46:01.800 pound boulder and look at this now ukrainian president zielinski is tied to klaus schwab

00:46:11.460 justin trudeau and other global elites well isn't that a shock this guy actually stated

00:46:18.500 that justin trudeau was one of the reasons he got into politics after leaving his career as a

00:46:26.060 comedian and entertainer and becoming ukraine's president in april of 2019 zelinski hailed trudeau

00:46:34.600 as one of those leaders who inspired him to join politics when he became the president in 2019

00:46:41.940 well zelinski has shot to stardom from relative obscurity from the perspective of the west since

00:46:49.220 the Russo-Ukrainian conflict became international news last week. His admiration for Trudeau comes

00:46:56.360 as less of a surprise when looking into his background. Like Trudeau, Zelensky is an

00:47:01.240 acolyte of Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum, the globalist organization behind the now

00:47:06.660 infamous Great Reset Agenda, which tells the world that by the year 2030, you'll own nothing and be

00:47:12.100 happy so there's another one so maybe maybe putin is trying to disrupt the great reset i don't know

00:47:21.380 guys i don't know i i just all i'm saying is let's not believe everything we see that you know

00:47:32.760 at this point after the last two years

00:47:38.800 how do we know

00:47:41.960 what's real and what's not anymore i mean they have hit us with so much crap

00:47:49.820 in the last two years you know i know people who never ever had a protesting bone in their bodies

00:47:59.620 They were walking through life like blah, blah, blah, blah, up until March of 2019 or

00:48:05.320 sorry, 2020, or maybe a few months after that, when they started to sniff, something was

00:48:10.720 amiss that doesn't smell right.

00:48:12.980 That's it smells fishy to me.

00:48:14.640 Next thing you know, they're holding signs and they're gathering at the legislature and

00:48:18.660 they're marching at the forks and, and you say, Bob, I didn't know you had it in you.

00:48:27.340 i believe in freedom but bob have you ever voted before this well no but this is too important

00:48:34.000 this last two years has changed us has it not and it's not even close

00:48:44.020 not even close to being over look at this bill gates why does bill gates see this new tech as

00:48:52.480 a smartphone killer do you want to know what it is electronic tattoos oh yeah yeah yeah never mind

00:49:02.180 a chip we'll just tattoo everything we need to get into you on you we'll brand it right on you

00:49:09.900 since the inception of mts mobile telephone services in 1949 the ways of communication

00:49:18.680 have been continuously evolving today we have smartphones that can not only help us in

00:49:24.720 communication but also help by reminding us of what tasks we need to do each day and help us

00:49:30.600 track activities done throughout the day making a blah blah blah bill gates the co-founder of

00:49:36.760 microsoft and renowned philanthropist who's been quite expressive on all the latest technologies

00:49:42.340 we're surrounded with nowadays has predicted a technology that would revolutionize the way we

00:49:47.560 communicate and may bring smartphones to an end electronic tattoo it's an innovative method that

00:49:58.900 seeks to collect and analyze data from the human body by leveraging biotechnology the secret sauce

00:50:05.580 behind the electronic tattoo is in the secret ink that's used to apply the electronic tattoo

00:50:10.980 on the skin along with a few tiny sensors and trackers they're already doing the microchip

00:50:18.220 thing in switzerland and sweden now and by the way they've been doing this electronic tattoo thing

00:50:23.000 since 2018 this ain't new guys i did a little research on it today

00:50:28.840 the special ink used to draw tattoos conducts electricity that will be used to send and receive

00:50:35.920 information we're already surrounded by electronics and how cool would it be to have an electronic

00:50:41.820 tattoo look at this is obviously a pro electronic electronic tattoo article but

00:50:47.540 how dangerous and scary does that sound to you you can never get rid of it well i mean i guess

00:50:55.880 you could do tattoo removal but i'm not sure if you could remove all of the little

00:51:01.700 sensors that they're going to put into your skin oh my god

00:51:07.520 that's a big no to me are they going to just put your yeah are they going to brand us

00:51:14.820 with a digital tattoo good lord ron de santis governor of florida a nine-to-five job should

00:51:27.360 not be an N95 job DeSantis announced new guidance to free Florida workers from masks and that

00:51:34.360 happened today so remember the other day when Ron DeSantis got up to the podium at that press

00:51:41.980 conference and there was a bunch of kids behind him with masks on here's a little bit of a video

00:51:45.780 of it and he said take those things off we got to get rid of this COVID theater well he took a lot

00:51:50.640 a blowback for that and ron desantis he doesn't care so he came back and released a video today

00:51:58.620 because you know all of the people on the left screaming about masks you gotta wear a mask they're

00:52:04.040 all hypocrites and so he found a lot of video clips out there from all the lefties all the

00:52:09.720 branch comedians who have been screaming and yelling about masks and how their hypocrisy

00:52:15.120 has come back to bite them on the ass check out this video doing anything and we got to stop with

00:52:20.780 this coges theater so we want to wear it all right but this is this is ridiculous

00:52:25.000 Florida Governor Ron DeSantis asked some college students to take off their masks

00:52:29.580 outrageous how dare you say such blasphemy I've got to do something none of the elites wore masks

00:52:35.860 in their seats and again no masks in the chamber tonight obviously in the chamber everybody is

00:52:41.780 maskless basically don't don't follow the science follow the political science how dare you tonight

00:52:47.740 stacy abrams under fire maskless among a group of masked school children controversy surrounding

00:52:54.420 elmer eric garcetti and governor gavin newsom new fallout for that fancy birthday dinner party i'm

00:53:00.660 shocked shocked to find that gambling is going on in here i think it's highly hypocritical of him

00:53:04.900 more and more democratic governors are joining republicans who have rolled back statewide

00:53:09.940 Oh, come on.

00:53:13.540 And mask mandates.

00:53:14.940 Florida led when it counted.

00:53:16.880 We led early on when the weight of the world was coming, bearing down on our shoulders.

00:53:22.080 Freedom has prevailed in the sunshine state.

00:53:31.100 He's a rock star.

00:53:33.400 Ron DeSantis is a political rock star.

00:53:36.680 i mean if he doesn't run for president in 2024 he's crazy

00:53:42.320 and how come we can't have politicians like that here

00:53:47.620 well i suppose we've got one kind of lame one trudeau but he's totally the wrong fit

00:53:56.380 this ronda status i mean like come on brian peckford is going to be on the show next thursday

00:54:04.360 that, you guys. Brian Peckford is the last surviving signatory of the Charter of Rights

00:54:08.580 and Freedoms that was enshrined in our Constitution in 1982. I'm really looking forward to that

00:54:16.060 interview. Also trying hard to get Viva Frye on next week. Listen to this three-minute

00:54:21.500 conversation Peckford has discussing all the centralized power now in the Prime Minister's

00:54:29.500 office dramatically since this um charter of rights was passed and has become far more dependent

00:54:38.340 upon the federal government right when i was shot being fired we're really dealing with a

00:54:45.620 presidential republic not with a parliamentary democracy that's what's happening when i was

00:54:49.840 shot being fired some of behind our backs some of it in plain view and we didn't really understand

00:54:55.400 what was going on. That's what's happened. The Prime Minister's office runs everything now.

00:54:59.880 Runs everything. Nothing happens. There's a cove of people in the Prime Minister's office

00:55:04.360 every day of the week. They looked at every newspaper from Tofino to Banavista to

00:55:09.400 Akalavid to check just where the pulse of the nation is through these newspapers.

00:55:13.560 When he has something on his desk every morning, he knows what's going on in every single part of

00:55:17.960 Canada. That's just normal procedure now in the Prime Minister's office, right? That's what's going

00:55:23.080 on and so and how they hide it how it's hidden you go tomorrow morning and try to look at the

00:55:29.000 prime minister's office you'll only find three or four hundred people in the prime minister's office

00:55:32.600 what was brian talking about here's what i was talking about there's another thing called the

00:55:36.760 privy council office and that's where the 1200 and 1400 are who do they report to prime minister

00:55:47.160 so add the prime minister's office with the privy council office and you get your fifteen

00:55:51.160 1,600 people working directly for the Prime Minister, and all of the Ministers have to

00:55:59.460 bow to the bureaucrats, the unelected bureaucrats, those 1,500. They come in and try to get meetings

00:56:05.940 with the Prime Minister and have to line up just like they were chief. That's the way

00:56:10.760 it's working. And in the province, to a large extent, is working that way too. The Premier's

00:56:14.920 offices are more powerful than the Cabinet itself. The Cabinet doesn't meet, usually

00:56:19.120 cabinet meetings now, cabinet committee meetings, that's all, and every now and then a big cabinet meeting

00:56:24.880 where everything is already decided before they even sat down. There's a guy there talking to the

00:56:28.960 executive council who writes down the minutes for the meetings. That's how it works today.

00:56:34.880 So our democracy is very, very broken, very, very broken, and that's the reason why

00:56:43.360 the premiers now, there's not a law heat around like it was years ago, or there's not even a

00:56:48.320 Bennett around like he was years ago, or Blake, or even the Levesque for that matter.

00:56:53.680 We disagreed on the future of the country, but in every other way, the Queen was like Levesque.

00:56:58.560 He was a very, very entertaining and informative, very well, a very knowledgeable guy. We disliked

00:57:06.320 his view of the country. But otherwise, and he was a, and he was always honest, he was always open,

00:57:13.920 was always out front of what he was trying to do he didn't hide it it wasn't it wasn't secret

00:57:18.620 all right so look at that might seem a bit dry compared to ron de santa's rock and roll governor

00:57:26.800 but i've i've always been a big buff history buff geography buff to know these things and i've often

00:57:38.420 wondered why in public school canadian history in 11th grade was uh an optional class we didn't

00:57:47.160 have to take it we had to take grade 10 history that was american history mostly grade 11 was

00:57:53.520 an optional class canadian history

00:57:56.620 we don't teach ourselves enough about this country we never have

00:58:03.360 but this guy he's part of our history he is suing he right now he is suing the canadian government

00:58:14.400 for breach of charter and he's going to explain all that to us and all of the different breaches

00:58:20.700 not just the federal government has done but all of the provincial governments he's also going to

00:58:26.660 rail about the case in manitoba almost a year ago now with the judgment that case got with the

00:58:31.940 churches going up against the the provincial government in terms of those mandates

00:58:36.320 the church is lost and there's no way that should have happened in brian peckford's view so again

00:58:44.500 next thursday night eight o'clock central right here on the shadow at night live stream it's

00:58:49.420 former premier of newfoundland brian peckford i'm working on getting viva fry on next week

00:58:54.380 as well look at this influenza rates across canada remain low for the second year this

00:59:00.660 from VOCM in Newfoundland how many lab confirmed cases of the flu do you think there's been in

00:59:08.000 Canada up to January the 16th I think it is 27 yeah

00:59:24.920 now they're trying to explain this story here from new jersey 101.5 they're trying to explain

00:59:33.680 to us the reason for this and there's two possible reasons for this according to them

00:59:39.920 and when i say them i am talking about the left-wing corporate media the first reason is

00:59:48.060 that because of all of the mask wearing and all of the social distancing we've been doing

00:59:53.400 the flu has just become a non-factor the flu is gone the flu oh no way

01:00:01.520 now what i'd like to know is how far can a flu particle jump as opposed to a covid particle

01:00:12.200 what's more contagious covid or the flu

01:00:14.360 should there be a contest battle of the network viruses flu versus covid and that brings me to

01:00:26.120 the next reason that they're trying to use they're saying there's a dominance theory when it comes to

01:00:31.320 the world of viruses and they say that covid has completely kicked the crap out of the flu if this

01:00:38.140 were a 10 round boxing match covid would have won in the second round by knockout never mind

01:00:43.040 technical knockout. This would have been a knockout. The flu is not as strong as COVID-19.

01:00:51.100 Survival of the fittest in the virus world. Those are the two reasons, possibilities they

01:00:58.540 have given us as to where the flu may have gone in the last two years. What about

01:01:06.680 what about the fact that most hospitals most doctors all across north america for the past

01:01:17.960 two years have been instructed to write down everybody who comes into a hospital or clinic

01:01:24.000 setting with a cough or a sneeze as a covid case without even testing them first oh there's covid

01:01:29.660 what about the fact that the pcr test is incredibly flawed

01:01:36.920 they won't talk about that will they no they won't it's you know you can't talk there's certain

01:01:48.840 things you just can't talk about right i mean that leads me to the snl skit from last week

01:01:56.700 or the week before certain things you can't talk about so i'm going to give you guys the big screen

01:02:01.340 here we're going to go ahead and play this now this may lead to the stream getting taken down

01:02:07.720 so if it does i will tell you good night for now and i'll catch you monday night at eight o'clock

01:02:14.000 central for another shadow at night live stream i hope it doesn't i i really hope it doesn't

01:02:20.500 I want this to, uh, I want this to.

01:02:24.000 We're doing this.

01:02:24.880 My favorite restaurant with my favorite people.

01:02:27.240 Honey, I agree 100%.

01:02:30.180 You know what?

01:02:31.760 This is so fun.

01:02:33.600 Dinner is on us.

01:02:35.000 Oh, wow.

01:02:36.780 But, um, Keith, you know you can take your mask off at the table.

01:02:40.000 Oh, I'm sorry.

01:02:41.440 I don't know.

01:02:42.080 I'm wearing it half the time.

01:02:43.580 Well, I heard the CDC is going to lift all mask mandates soon.

01:02:46.920 Oh, yeah, I know.

01:02:49.220 It's so weird.

01:02:50.500 It's like COVID's not over, but it's just going to stop.

01:02:54.280 I don't know how I feel about that.

01:02:56.020 Oh, you know, that reminds me of this article I read.

01:02:58.680 Honey, no one wants to hear about that.

01:03:01.260 Well, it was in Bloomberg, and I thought it was interesting.

01:03:05.140 What article?

01:03:08.000 Well, it was just saying how mask mandates had, I don't know, little to no effect on COVID.

01:03:20.500 I am sorry! It's not like I'm anti-mask or anything. I just sometimes wonder if any of the things we did actually helped.

01:03:46.100 Gina. No, no, no. We can talk about this incredibly complicated and emotional topic.

01:03:53.380 Yes, yes, of course. I will start because, um, for instance, while I am so personally

01:04:01.620 relieved that I'm vaccinated. Careful. I just, I sometimes wonder if, um, if other people

01:04:10.440 who are hesitant

01:04:12.040 careful

01:04:14.280 might not

01:04:16.460 have like a valid

01:04:18.480 what?

01:04:21.140 Not valid

01:04:22.580 but understandable.

01:04:25.280 Not tonight.

01:04:28.460 Help me.

01:04:29.480 I think what

01:04:30.660 she means is maybe

01:04:32.240 sometimes we are a little

01:04:34.260 overzealous when we

01:04:36.360 condemn.

01:04:37.160 Oh no.

01:04:40.440 I just think that if people are actually losing their jobs...

01:04:45.240 Oh, no.

01:04:48.080 Careful, girl.

01:04:50.220 Look, vaccines save lives. Fact.

01:04:53.500 Okay, they stop the hospitals from being overrun. Fact.

01:04:57.360 Where are you up to?

01:05:01.160 But did I have to dump my oldest friend just because he didn't get...

01:05:05.120 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:05:07.620 A booster?

01:05:08.120 No, no, no, no, no.

01:05:10.440 Guys, guys, this is supposed to be fun.

01:05:39.540 Isn't there something happy we can talk about?

01:05:41.800 No, no. We started this, and we need to finish it.

01:05:44.040 David, go. Make sense of this, please.

01:05:46.240 Oh, uh, okay.

01:05:47.780 Well, I think the biggest mistake the administration made

01:05:51.340 was not providing more testing.

01:05:54.020 But the U.K. had done tons of testing

01:05:56.900 and had even more COVID.

01:05:59.200 Good.

01:06:00.440 Well, at least Biden finally sent out

01:06:02.700 all those tests over Christmas.

01:06:04.380 You mean the two tests for a family of eight

01:06:07.280 that froze in the mail?

01:06:08.720 Okay well at least we have the CDC I mean they haven't always been perfect but the science

01:06:17.000 changed how does science change when I make a mistake at work I don't get to say the science

01:06:23.900 changed at least we had outdoor dining oh you mean when they built a smaller restaurant in

01:06:32.840 the street how is that outdoors I went to a child's birthday party self careful and they did

01:06:41.580 gymnastics in masks don't and then they went into another room and took off their masks to eat

01:06:50.000 pizza this is the end of me so did they really need the mask or no did any of us ever need

01:07:01.360 the mask

01:07:02.880 I like turtles

01:07:18.480 my god

01:07:22.500 my god I'm so glad I said that out loud

01:07:25.500 of course we needed the mask

01:07:26.940 we need it

01:07:27.580 we may not know for years

01:07:29.620 the full extent of what we've been through but we did our best and we're gonna get through this amen

01:07:38.260 when an anti-vaxxer gets it i feel happy

01:07:43.940 we don't have to wash our hands anymore do we i never did

01:07:47.940 it yeah so i think maybe they're starting to get it i think maybe because that's clearly i mean

01:08:01.800 like all of that all of that that whole skit was a shot at the branch comedians

01:08:09.080 like when you say did we ever really need

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01:10:21.520 number between 30 and 50

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01:10:30.420 what is it

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01:13:23.880 is it my friends for the show tonight, tomorrow, 12 noon freedom chain, all around Winnipeg.

01:13:31.620 They're doing one in the Portage area as well and the Brandon area as well.

01:13:35.180 I understand there's going to be some people gathering at Deacon's Corner too.

01:13:38.360 Right around noon, they're going to be gathering at Oak Bluff.

01:13:42.100 They're going to be gathering at the junction of No. 1 and the Premier Highway west of the city.

01:13:49.220 But I'm not exactly sure where.

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01:13:57.300 It's here on Facebook.

01:13:58.280 You'll find it there.

01:13:59.080 or if you live in any other province and you're watching right now and you want to go check it

01:14:03.980 out just check out freedom chain alberta freedom chain ontario and there will be a group for you

01:14:09.620 uh it's going all across ontario too hopefully we get thousands and thousands of people out

01:14:14.820 um my personal opinion is this really didn't have enough time to get organized incredibly well i

01:14:22.480 think this is more of a test run as we head towards the summer excuse me

01:14:27.360 wow i can breathe again i think there's going to be another one coming up in the next month or two

01:14:37.280 and when the weather improves guys and this is something else look at everything we've accomplished

01:14:42.620 in the bone chilling winter of the past couple of months and you know the convoy that went to

01:14:48.360 ottawa i mean the weather wasn't great out there either a lot of snow a lot of cold here in

01:14:54.560 manitoba same thing imagine what it's going to be like when the weather gets warmer

01:14:58.880 and you're thinking to yourself well why will we have to be protesting by then shadow because

01:15:04.900 everything is going to be back to normal oh no no people like bonnie henry and theresa tam they're

01:15:09.920 already warning they might be bringing masks back for the fall they're not done with us yet guys

01:15:16.960 we have to remain vigilant if we want our lives back we have to say no to the digital passport

01:15:25.320 if we want to keep our lives

01:15:27.000 we can't let them get away with this and so one thing too that's that's happened in the last

01:15:34.460 couple of years we've all become hypersensitive to really hinky behavior by the governments haven't

01:15:40.220 we anytime we see something no no that's it for tonight you have a great weekend i'll catch you

01:15:47.700 monday at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream love you all and i will

The Shadoe Davis Show - March 05, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Friday March 4th⧸2022

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